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An anonymous CamCRAG volunteer has submitted a poem following their experience in Calais.

Read about Peter's experience working with RCK and fixing tents on June's convoy.

As Lara moves on after four years of hard work with CamCRAG, we wanted to say thank you.

Our intrepid CamCRAG hit-squad have been doing some initial sorting of the Choose Love Not Landfill festival salvage in preparation for our ‘Tentfest’ event on 14 September.

CamCRAG's Home Art Exhibition, which ran for three weeks at the Michaelhouse Centre in June, was visited and admired by thousands.

We have received the most amazingly generous and unexpected donation of £1000 from Downing Place United Reform Church.

Thank you to everyone involved in June's Strummers' gig, which raised almost £300 for CamCRAG!

The situation in Calais and Dunkirk is very different today to when CamCRAG started supporting refugees, almost four years ago. We are consulting on how these changes affect us, and how to best support the refugee community going forward.

We are delighted to annouce that homeless charity Emmaus has donated £500 to the CamCRAG poncho project, in recognition of the joint work done between CamCRAG and other charities to raise awareness of the living conditions of homeless people in the UK and refugees in Europe.

Over 100 people braved the rain on Wednesday evening to attend a private viewing of CamCRAG's art exhibition on the theme of 'Home' at the Michaelhouse Centre. After speeches, we were treated to a showing of three kimonos by the artist Deanna Tyson, modelled by Gabriela, from Mexico, Faraj, from Syria, and Aisha, from Uganda.